In the January 2023 article from Alliance for Justice, titled, “How the Supreme Court Destroys Its Own Legitimacy,” journalist William W. Taylor cites a Gallup Poll that reports, “58% of Americans...

**Jane Smith is a pseudonym Sophomore Jane Smith stared at her math homework that was due tomorrow. She hadn’t even started it. With a few clicks and a photo, Smith solved her problem. The answers appeared...

Would you let thousands of people watch your child shop for their first period products? This is the reality of many families that raise and endorse kidfluencers. In the past couple months, the internet...

On May 8, the 47th president of the U.S., Donald Trump, reached his 100th day in office, which marked a milestone of massive and controversial changes. On the first day of his second presidency, Jan. 20,...

The basement was supposed to be the safest place, but for LSE junior, Kayjah Green, it was the setting of a newfound nightmare. On a stormy night in 2016, rain pounded above her as she slept in her basement...

Late in the afternoon of March 18, 2025, it was no secret that a massive blizzard was on the horizon. In an almost frantic attempt to prepare for the upcoming disaster, Lincoln residents started to lay...

On March 20, it was publicized that President Donald Trump signed an executive order calling for the dismantling of the United States Department of Education (DOE). In a statement released by Secretary...

The travel ban. A plan, supported by the Trump Administration, to close off America’s borders from certain countries. “I will ban refugee resettlement from terror infested areas like the Gaza Strip,...

It’s 7:50 in the morning, and you’re slowly stepping out of your car in A lot. You feel someone watching you, but you don’t see anyone. All of a sudden, someone emerges from behind your car holding...

Have you ever purchased anything because of a Super Bowl ad? If you have, then you’re in the minority of people at Southeast High School. According to a recent survey taken of LSE students, only 31%...

Since 2021, there have been 16,000 documented bans on books throughout America. Book bans are nothing new, as they’ve been around since the first ever ban on Thomas Morton’s “New English Canaan”...

On a cool winter eve just before the break during the 2024 school year, LPS students, staff and family alike woke up on Dec. 6 to an email from Dr. Paul Gausman. In his address, he stated that he was proud...